Vaudoise extends Swiss Tennis partnership and strengthens young talent
Vaudoise remains the main partner of Swiss Tennis and is extending its commitment to young players for three years. In doing so, it supports talented children and teenagers as they pursue their careers in Swiss tennis.
Richard Mitchell, Advertising vaudoise
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Vaudoise Insurance is continuing its partnership with Swiss Tennis and strengthening its commitment to young talent. Active as a Main Partner since 2022, Vaudoise supports six youth tournaments every year with over 1,200 participants aged 8 to 18. It is also the name sponsor of all major tennis events for children and young people and promotes training programs of Switzerland's third-largest sports association.
From 2026, new projects are to be developed together with Swiss Tennis to make tennis even more fun for the youngest players. "Thanks to Vaudoise, we can provide targeted support for young talent and offer thousands of children optimal development conditions," explains René Stammbach, President of Swiss Tennis.
Jean-Daniel Laffely, CEO of Vaudoise Insurance, underlines the importance of this initiative: "With our cooperative roots, the promotion of young talent is particularly close to our hearts. Young players are not only the future of amateur tennis, but also the next generation of top Swiss sport."
In addition to its commitment to young tennis talents, Vaudoise continues to support two of the great hopes of Swiss tennis: Céline Naef and Dominic Stricker.
